US EditionF2 Championship Leader Reveals Social Media Deletion After Monaco Crash Abuse
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F2 leader subjected to 'really bad, quite upsetting' abuse over crash
McLaren Formula 1 young driver Alex Dunne had to remove social media from his phone after a torrent of online abuse following his first lap clash in Monaco, with team boss Andrea Stella praising his "genuine" response. The current Formula 2 championship leader clashed with Williams junior Victor Martins at the first corner on the opening lap of the Monaco feature race, triggering a multi-car pile-up and earning himself a hefty 10-place grid pena…
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